One hour away from the lodge in Cordoba you'll find Estancia La Paz...

Since the nineteenth century, Estancia La Paz looms large in Argentina’s history, as it was the place chosen by the President Julio A. Roca to spend his days off.

Estancia La Paz becomes a unique development that combines harmoniously history, nature, and style.

The old quarter and its emblematic exotic park were designed by the French landscaper Charles Thays in 1901.

He worked primarily in Buenos Aires, through the years he also worked on many civic projects in other areas of Argentina.

He remoled the Parque Sarmiento, Córdoba, designed Parque 9 de Julio in San Miguel de Tucumán,  Parque de la Independencia in Rosario, and  Parque San Martin in Mendoza, among others. 

Nestled on a gentle foothill on the Sierras Chicas in Cordoba the 18-hole Golf Course, pair72 (7,300 yards), was designed and built by Bunge Golf on shifting landscapes and topographical situations. While some holes run through the historical park of the estate, others follow and fly over the meandering channel of the Ascochinga river or run between hills, valleys, and Highland ditches. Nestled on a gentle foothill on the Sierras Chicas in Cordoba the 18-hole Golf Course, pair72 (7,300 yards), was designed and built by Bunge Golf on shifting landscapes and topographical situations. While some holes run through the historical park of the estate, others follow and fly over the meandering channel of the Ascochinga river or run between hills, valleys, and Highland ditches.

The strategy of the course provides safe alternatives for less experienced players. Wide fairways, bunkers, dizzying obstacles and large strategic greens, force any level player to sharpen their senses and intelligently manage their probabilities.

The Pueblo Estancia La Paz project is developed on an area of 501 hectares of low mountains, valleys, and plains, crossed by the Ascochinga River along seven kilometers. 

Come and enjoy a day at this amazing Estancia!